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Let say if that is 12 Heads and 12 tails is a risk for me ....

Let say if that is 12 Heads and 12 tails is a risk for me . By calculation you give me is they if they reach 226 trails they will have 10% risk that 12 heads and 12 tails show .
If I change one person of these players by an other one at trail number 227 by an other person , and he continue the tossing in same way , does that change the probability (risk ) of 10% ?
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It doesn't change the probability(risk) of 10%. Whoever tosses the coin, the probability remains the same unless the coin is biased. However, if the coin is same, even though biased, there will be no change in the probability. Only if different biased coins are tossed or one biased and other unbiased coins are tossed, then there will be change in the probability. Since, another person is tossing in same way, the probability doesn't change.

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